Adam and Susy Wenitong from Adapt Mentorship live and breath community work, especially if it involves young people.

Ultimately, Kat Lynn is a story teller. Currently Kat has an exhibition featuring six women who have powerful stories to tell. She has another passion and that’s food photography. Kat’s motivation for the work she does makes fascinating listening.

From The Archives (recorded June 2022) :

Oscar Wilde said "Life imitates Art". In Sherree Halliwell's case it could be true. Sherree is the director of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" which was staged at the Toowoomba Repertory Theatre Society in 2022. Lizzie Bennett is a strong, educated woman who doesn't need a husband to make her complete. Stage right Sherree.

Kerry Shine, Councillor, former member for Toowoomba North, former Attorney General has lived a big life. From tragic beginnings to a full career in law and politics, Kerry has maintained his humility and humour. A rollicking listen.

Eakraj Adhikari has faced many hardships in his life, not least, living alone in the city, as a ten year old child. Through every challenge he stayed calm and positive. Hear what sort of person Eakraj is and what qualities he will bring to the Toowoomba Regional Council, should he be elected 16 March 2024.

First and foremost David Searston is a creative. He is a playwright whose passion for writing began at 14 years. David’s grand parents were committed volunteers at Toowoomba’s iconic Empire Theatre and used to take him backstage. It sparked a fearlessness and ambition in him that burns brightly everyday.

Mick Atzeni has always loved birds. From a very young age he was fascinated by them. He is the President of the Toowoomba Bird Observers and his enthusiasm and wonder at these magnificent creatures is infectious. Listen as Mick talks local, national and global birds….he’ll have you reaching for the binoculars before the podcast is finished.

Tristan James is not an Elvis Presley impersonator, he’s in an Elvis Presley tribute show. There’s a distinct difference, so it seems. Hear Tristan’s delightful story of the WHY in his performance, it might surprise you.

Velvet Amour is one of Australia’s original burlesque queens. As Velvet explains in her book “My Bare Lady” her life began with a traumatic childhood, spanned a dancing career and included many violent and troubled relationships. At this stage of her life Velvet has found peace and happiness in semi-retirement in Toowoomba.

Amanda Dalton has chutzpah! She is the founder and CEO of Protea Place, a women’s support centre. She knew that women over 55 years of age were the fastest growing cohort of homelessness and she wanted to do something about it. And that she did!